Common use of Liability for Breaching Clause in Contracts

Liability for Breaching. 6.1 Any Party’s direct or indirect violation of any provision of this Agreement, or non-performance or unduly and non-sufficient performance of his obligations under this Agreement shall constitute breach of this Agreement. The party that obeys this Agreement (“the observant party”) shall have the right to, by written notification, require the party in breach to rectify his nonperformance and take sufficient, effective and duly measures to eliminate the results of breach, and compensate the observant party’s damage caused by such breach. 6.2 After such breach occurs, if the observant party reasonably and objectively finds that such breach has resulted in impossibility or unfairness for it to perform obligations under this Agreement, the observant party shall be entitled to suspend performing its relevant obligations under this Agreement with notice in writing giving to the party in breach, till the party in breach ceases nonperformance and takes sufficient, effective and duly measures to eliminate the results of breach, and compensates the observant party’s damage caused by such breach. 6.3 The party in breach compensating the observant party’s damage shall include the observant party’s direct economic loss, any anticipatable indirect loss and additional fee caused by breach. Such addition fee shall include, but not limit to, attorney fee, litigation or arbitration fee, finance expenditure and travel expense, and etc.